This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
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P. Sanongboon, M. Tohidi
This paper proposes a demand flexibility framework to manage increased electricity demand from EV adoption, using the HESO model to optimize hourly supply and demand. A case study in Ontario, Canada, shows that demand flexibility reduces na…
D. Barro, A. Basso, M. Corazza +1
This study uses machine learning to analyze the impact of the energy transition on Eurozone sovereign credit risk. It evaluates how the shift to renewable energy affects government bond yields and CDS spreads, offering insights into the imp…
Rubaiyat Ahsan Bhuiyan, Afzol Husain, Mohammad Abdullah
This paper analyzes how climate risk reshapes precious metals markets, examining the cascading effects of climate change on resource scarcity and price formation. It offers insights for investors and policymakers on how climate risk is bein…
Tai Lai Van, Monica Răileanu Szeles
Using dynamic panel data from 74 developing economies (2000-2022), this study finds a 'green transition paradox': renewable energy production, green finance, and growth reduce poverty, but renewable energy consumption increases it. Demand-s…
Priyanka Dwivedi, Devendra Singh Rathore, Chitra Bhatangar and Vaibhav Purohit
This paper compares theoretical models (Default, LandGEM, MTM, FOD) for estimating landfill GHG emissions, emphasizing the MRV framework. It integrates satellite remote sensing (e.g., TROPOMI) with conventional models, uses Monte Carlo for …
Caroline Upton, Abdikadir Kurewa, Tungalag Ulambayar +2
This paper examines justice implications of lower-carbon energy transitions in pastoralist lands, using Kenyan and Mongolian case studies. Applying Sovacool's '4Es' framework, it reveals how enclosure, exclusion, encroachment, and entrenchm…
Ahmet Hakan Özkan
This article compares the energy transition pathways of the UAE and Saudi Arabia, using indicators of export dependence, renewable deployment, electrification, hydrogen development, and tourism diversification. The UAE emphasizes early stru…
Murali Arthanari Palanisamy, Rajib Das, Joy Kumar Dey +8
This study evaluates the productivity and carbon dynamics of integrated livestock-agroforestry systems in northeast India, examining their contribution to climate adaptation and livelihood improvement. It highlights potential for carbon seq…
Kazeem O. Isah, Sin‐Yu Ho
This study analyzes how climate risks and green technology shocks affect profitability in U.S. energy and financial sectors using an ADL-MIDAS model with mixed-frequency data. Both physical and transition risks predict profits, with stronge…
B. Pel, A. Debourdeau, R. Kemp +16
This paper critically examines research methodologies for studying 'energy citizenship', a key concept in social and institutional innovation for the energy transition. Addressing the concept's elusiveness and ideological appropriation, it …
Alla Polyanska, Dmytro Babets, Yuliya Pazynich
Based on a survey of 997 Ukrainian households, this study identifies household energy consumption behavior profiles during the energy transition. Using factor and cluster analysis, it reveals three distinct behavioral clusters differing in …
Ru Wang, Dong Han
Using provincial panel data from 31 Chinese regions (2001-2021), this study employs a super-efficiency SBM model to analyze the impact of agricultural insurance on ecological efficiency of grain production. Results show that agricultural in…
Franziska Schöniger, Gustav Resch, Demet Suna +7
This study introduces SECURES-Energy, an open-access dataset providing hourly electricity demand and supply for Europe from 1981 to 2100, based on ERA5 reanalysis and EURO-CORDEX scenarios. Results show significant climate-driven shifts: co…
Brook Waldman, Meghan Lewis, Jordan Palmeri
Buy Clean policies integrate low-carbon requirements into government procurement of construction materials, using EPDs and GWP limits to reduce embodied carbon. Leveraging government purchasing power, they boost demand for low-carbon materi…
Lincoln Pinoski, Blake Latos, Devin Marigny +4
This review comprehensively covers rechargeable battery technologies for grid-scale storage, comparing chemistries like lithium-ion, sodium-ion, flow, and solid-state on performance, safety, and commercial readiness. It examines material su…
Joan Enric Alcover Comas, Pau Martínez Marín, Roger Samsó +1
This study uses the pymedeas2 integrated assessment model to compare technology-led green growth with a rail-centric sufficiency pathway for EU transport. Results show that electrifying private vehicles alone fails to meet climate targets, …
Francesco Lamberti, Pietro Ostellari, Luciano Celi +4
This paper examines the institutional ambiguity of renewable methane derived from biogenic CO2 in Europe's energy transition. Despite technological maturity, the RED III framework privileges electricity-based fuels like hydrogen and e-fuels…
Axel Giovanni, Galuh Witantri, Silvi Nur Rohma +4
This study systematically reviews the literature on green finance's role in supporting decarbonization. It finds that instruments like green credit, green bonds, and green loans significantly reduce carbon emissions and drive the low-carbon…
junjun zhao
This paper frames the shift from fossil fuels to electricity as a civilizational paradigm transition, analyzing it across five dimensions: thermodynamics, supply-chain entropy, geopolitical sovereignty, defense-industrial innovation, and ma…
Santiago Aguaguiña-Alvear, Eugenio Santiago Punina
This review outlines the historical evolution, capabilities, applications, and limitations of major electrical engineering simulation tools (MATLAB/Simulink, ETAP, PVsyst, HOMER Pro, etc.). It discusses emerging trends such as AI, digital t…
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